duna duna viking sword 10th century

duna duna viking sword 10th centuryThis stunning Viking sword is a replica of a find dating from the mid 10th to early 11th century AD, classified as Type X according to Petersens Viking sword typology, featuring a small D shaped pommel. A comparable original was discovered in Leppaho, Finland. A notable feature of the original sword, now part of the Muse de lArme collection in Paris, France, is the engraved inscriptions on the blade. On one side is the famous ULFBERHT inscription,

it makes a fine addition to a collection of replica swords

The hilt and pommel

historic LARP and Cosplay of series such as Vikings or Last Kingdom

returning at the end of the day to recount everything to their master Odin

and also feature a button to fasten and concealed pockets on each side

They may be fastened around the forearm with the supplied leather laces

Whilst this cap also grew popular during the middle of the twentieth century amongst the more well-to-do classes

the staff is well-suited to more than mere magic spells — it may equally be employed in LARP battles

or other medieval accessories

The tunic is crafted from cotton

Universal dresses such as this were worn by people across Europe from the early to the high Middle Ages

The helmet is fitted with a linen liner and leather chin strap and is suitable for a maximum head circumference of 63 cm